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MEDC Under Fire as Election Looms | Lansing News
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Michigan’s economic engine is in turmoil as the MEDC faces bipartisan fury over misused taxpayer funds, sparked by a felony case against a former executive committee member who allegedly stole half a million dollars from a $20 million grant — with no businesses relocating to Michigan thanks to her company. Gubernatorial candidates John James and Jocelyn Benson are demanding sweeping reforms: James wants measurable results and job retention first, while Benson vows to halt funding until stronger safeguards are in place. The MEDC counters with a positive survey showing 81% of business leaders hold a favorable view — but critics blame lawmakers for enabling corruption through earmarked funds. With elections looming, voters will decide whether Michigan’s economic future hinges on accountability or business-as-usual.
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